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The sounds of cards shuffling and roulette wheels clattering filled the air in the Student Center Ballroom as Eastern Michigan University students and staff made plays in the hope of hitting a jackpot during the annual Kings Casino event. Even though the currency was fake, the prizes were real.
Eastern Michigan University's first Undergraduate Symposium was held April 3, 1981. More than 40 years later, this annual event continues to provide undergraduate students with opportunities to celebrate and present their research and creative projects.
The women’s rights movement is at a new turning point to include all women, according to Kimberly Ferrell.
The Eastern Echo Hall of Fame Selection Committee announced three alums who will be inducted at the 2025 Student Media Gala.
This Friday, March 7, a routine test of Eastern Michigan University's Public Address System will occur.
Since September 2015, Swoop’s Pantry has been open and dedicated to providing EMU’s community with assistance and resources for no-cost food, clothes, and other items, thereby positively impacting students’ well-being and college success.
Associate professor at Eastern Michigan University Ronald Flowers was inspired by a personal loss to create a new initiative called "Building a Community of Caring."
Women of Power United — Tuesday, March 4
Saturday, Feb. 22, tenants at 108 Washtenaw held a rally to protest unfair treatment by their management.
On Saturday, Feb. 22, two Eastern Michigan University a cappella groups performed at the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella. Both Evergreen and Emerald Harmony were at the quarterfinals for the Great Lakes region at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor.
On Jan. 21, Donald Trump was sworn in to be the 47th president of the United States. In the days since then, the futures of undocumented students, federally funded programs, and more have been brought into question.
In Alice Jo Rainville’s office inside of the Everett L. Marshall building, two posters are on display in the window facing the public sidewalk. One reads, “Face It … Abortion Kills A Person!!” accompanied by an image of a baby around 6 months in age. The second poster reads, “Stand Up For Religious Freedom” and includes a website of the same name.
On Feb. 20, 2025, "Meeting the Moment: Civil Liberties and the LGBTQ+ Community" took place at Eastern Michigan University.
Bethany Kennedy, a graduate of Eastern Michigan University, has served as president of the Ypsilanti District Library Board of Trustees for two terms. The library systems serve the city of Ypsilanti, along with Ypsilanti and Superior townships.
John W. Porter served as the 17th president of Eastern Michigan University from 1979 to 1989, and was the first Black president in the University’s history.
The giant cow on Ecorse Road is here to stay as it welcomes the Good Soil Café, set to open in late 2025.
To encourage stronger relationships between the police and society, Michala Johnson, a junior and president of the Black Honors Student Organization, said officers should be approachable when wearing their badge. This is one of the reasons she organized Breaking the Barrier, an event that brought together police officers and students.
Ypsilanti Community Schools will not willingly work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to a statement written by Dr. Alena Zachery-Ross, the superintendent of Ypsilanti Community Schools.
Halle Fix-it Hub — Feb. 18
Cynthia Herrman is one half of the longtime hair-cutting duo that makes up Paula’s Barber Shop in Ypsilanti’s Depot Town, but for a long time, she led a double life. On nights and weekends, Herrman found a home on stage as a lead vocalist or bass guitarist.
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